OUTREACH EVENTS
We host various different community outreach events. This includes collaboratory events with other local Bay Area organizations and Alphabots-hosted events. Open to all ages! Learn more about robotics!
Check out the list of upcoming events here
About Us
Our Mission
Facilitate members of the organization and the community to learn more about math and science, while expanding their knowledge of careers involving computer programming, business, engineering and robotics. Our goal is also to spread STEM awareness by getting young people interested in these fields to get them to pursue their interests further
About Us
Bay Area-based local high school robotics team. As part of our wider aim to empower ourselves and others through STEM, we hold various events We are group of 13 to 15 year old's who have a passion robotics. We have the drive to compete, trying to learn and also spread the word about computer science, business, and engineering.
Alphabots is a 501-c3 non profit organization (EIN: 81-1543325) based in Fremont, California and represents a recently formed team participating in the FIRST® Tech Challenge program.
FIRST® Tech Challenge is an out-of-school program for students, grades 7-12, to learn about the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through hands-on learning of the field of robotics. We are writing to you in hope of seeking team funding.
Through the FIRST® Tech Challenge program, our robotics team members build and program robots. These robots then compete at regional competitions, with the potential of qualifying for the FIRST Tech Challenge Northern California State tournament and the World Championship competition. Our team consists of 9 students from multiple middle and high schools in the Fremont Unified School district. We have 2 coaches and 2 mentors on the team.
Participating in FIRST® Tech Challenge allows team members to learn more about math and science, while expanding our knowledge of careers involving computer programming, business, and engineering. As you may know, getting young people interested in these fields is very important, not only to our community, but also to our state and country.
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